St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-29
mlNNEAPoLss GLosULEs.

One new case of scarlet fever was reported
! yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
/ 1887, 474.T.
The Faust club gives dance at Malcom,s
| hall Thursday evening.
| Sheriff Swenson is confined to his house nv
severe attack OF pleurisy.
| School teachers and janitors of tn hnild
| ings will be paid $24.S94. 10 to-day.
Mrs. James H. Eye, who has been i'll for a
long time, is now slowly imp rowing
John T. Kelly will appear next week at the
N useum, presenting 'Our Irish Boarder.'
| Monday evening the third annual banquet
F.! OF the Jobbers' association will be held at the
! West.
Glib" will be given at the matinee at the
Grand to-day, and for the last time this
evening.
The Salesmen's association has issued in
vitations for its dance to be held at the Nicol-
let house Tuesday evening.
The overcoat belonging to ]. Parsons.
stolen from the West hotel a week ago. has
been recovered by Detective SHEPPARD
Sixth ward Democrats will meet at DANA
hall, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. and dis.
cuss plans for the spring campaign.
The sale of reserved seats for the Maggie
Mitchell engagement at the Grand next week
will commence this morning at the box Office.
The spectacular drama, Power of Money
| is having good run at the Pence opera
house. 1t will be given at to-day's matinee
and the even ing performance.
Tuesday evening the Presbyterian alliance
of Minneapolis will meet at the Park Avenue
church. There will be q discussion on ''Shall
We Constitute Minneapolis Presbytery?''
Col. Alexander will speak for the last time
in Minneapolis Sunday evening at the Cen
tenary church. His subject will be: 1.-THE
Poorest Boy and the Poorest Girl I Ever
Saw"
Sunday evening Rev. Dr. Marshall. pa stor
of the Thirteenth Avenue NJ. E. church, will
deliver his second lecture to young men,
The subject will be: "Jehu, the Furious
Driver"
Monday morning the Grand Division of the
| Sons of Temperance will open three da ys'
session at the rooms 220 Hennepin avenue.
1t is expected that some forty or fifty repre-
sentatives will be in attendance.
The COmiQue viii present decided novelty
next week. when the "Night OWL company
will be there. 1t is claimed that there is no
better variety company now the road.
Many new features will be introduced and
the performance will conclude with IA.
Donis," a burlesque on the great play of
''AdoDis.'
j. NJ. Underwood is president of the Franklin
Avenue Improvement and Trade association,
org anized THURSDAY evening at TOllefson' s
hall. The association has protested against
the laying of street railway on Franklin
avenue at present, and will endeavor to
prevent the council from acting on the
ordinance at the next meeting.
The meeting of citizens of North Mfnneapo-
lis, called for at Hunt s hall last evening, was
adjourned until Monday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock. when the proposed court house and
police commissions will be discussed. Other
legislation affecting the city will also come
up and be subjected to a careful dissection.
AT the meeting of Queen City Council of
Northern Legion of Honor, held last evening"
the following officers were elected: Augustus
@. Sheldon, commander; N. F. Warner, vice
commander; Frank H. Peterson secretary:
F. w. Foster. collector; Charles H. Smith,
treasurer: E. d. Titus, chaplain; Robert NJ
Collier, orator; A. Segeastrom. guide: Fl. j.
Parker, warden; j. a. Crosby, NJ. D., medi-
cal examiner. The council adjourned to meet
Friday, Feb. 4. ~ss.